East Sussex County Council Pension Fund

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East Sussex County Council Pension Fund overview

East Sussex County Council Pension Fund contact information

Offices

marker iconCounty Hall, St Anne's Crescent, East Sussex, Lewes, BN7 1UE, United Kingdom
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Russell Wood
Job titlePensions Manager, Investment and Accounting
LocationLewes, United Kingdom
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user imageMr. Jill Fisher
Job titleHead of Finance
LocationLewes, United Kingdom
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user imageMs. Susan Greenwood
Job titleHead of Pension Fund
LocationLewes, United Kingdom
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user imageMr. George Norval
Job titleInterim Deputy Head of Pensions
LocationLewes, United Kingdom
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East Sussex County Council Pension Fund fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 50

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Commitment size$60m
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LPFA commits £125m to funds of funds

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